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Elder Lister
Hata uncle ya @Kasaman amesema he was an adopted son of a white man who didn't have any heir.
Point is watu waandike will, no one will live forever.
nation.africa
The other court battle revolves around the estate of British settler Crawford, who died a bachelor in 2014.
When he arrived in Kenya around 1950, Crawford settled in Mwariki, Nakuru County, where he practised horticulture and kept pets, including dogs and donkeys.
He made vast sums of money through farming and other business ventures.
He also established multimillion-shilling milk businesses, a number of petrol stations and other enterprises, including Blue Cross Kennels.
Crawford was attacked and seriously injured by robbers in 2008. Doctors said he developed Parkinson's disease, which led to loss of memory, a condition that lasted until his death.
With neither an heir nor any information regarding his family, his personal secretary, Ms Sarah Joslyn, expressed interest in being the administrator of the estate.
She is now battling for control of the property with other parties, including Mr Stephen Ngatia Maina(who was born and raised in Kasarani), who claims to be part of Crawford's adopted family, and former workers of Crawford who lived on his land.
Point is watu waandike will, no one will live forever.
Inside Nakuru families fight to control Sh55bn inheritance disputes
The list includes Nakuru politicians Kihika Kimani and Philip Kamau, controversial Naivasha tycoon Gabriel Njoroge popularly known as Fai Amario.
nation.africa
The other court battle revolves around the estate of British settler Crawford, who died a bachelor in 2014.
When he arrived in Kenya around 1950, Crawford settled in Mwariki, Nakuru County, where he practised horticulture and kept pets, including dogs and donkeys.
He made vast sums of money through farming and other business ventures.
He also established multimillion-shilling milk businesses, a number of petrol stations and other enterprises, including Blue Cross Kennels.
Crawford was attacked and seriously injured by robbers in 2008. Doctors said he developed Parkinson's disease, which led to loss of memory, a condition that lasted until his death.
With neither an heir nor any information regarding his family, his personal secretary, Ms Sarah Joslyn, expressed interest in being the administrator of the estate.
She is now battling for control of the property with other parties, including Mr Stephen Ngatia Maina(who was born and raised in Kasarani), who claims to be part of Crawford's adopted family, and former workers of Crawford who lived on his land.
